Weather Observer Records Cold Dip After Warm Spell
After reaching a high of 64 degrees on Wednesday the temperature dropped 22 degrees to a low of 42 as reported by Mrs. C N France weather observer.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1948
Page
2
After reaching a high of 64 degrees on Wednesday the temperature dropped 22 degrees to a low of 42 as reported by Mrs. C N France weather observer.
A six man six woman jury ruled in favor of Valley Greyhound Lines in the $56 000 damage suit filed by Martha Cephas of Sharpsburg Route 2. The case cited a October 1946 bus incident and 94 witnesses. Costs totaled about $271 for the plaintiff and $234 for county jurors.
When kidney function is poor toxic buildup causes backache fatigue swelling and other symptoms. Doan’s Pills are advertised as a stimulant diuretic used for over 60 years to flush wastes from the blood and provide relief.
Nine crippled children in the county were aided during the past year by the Athens County Shrine Club. Dc. B. Nye, president, announced the work includes nine operations by Dr. Judd Wilson and a clinic for the Athens County Society for Crippled Children and Adults. The Crippled Children's Hospital Association sponsors the Shrine effort, with local members supporting 16 hospitals nationally.
Richard L. Hensley of Huntington West Virginia, 52, was fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor W P Mickle after police arrested him on intoxication charges.
Mayor William P. Mickle issued a proclamation observing National Family Week planned by over 52 church groups including Protestants Catholics and Jews for the week of May 29. It urged expanding activities through the month and urged homes to profit from a special emphasis on religion as the backbone of society.
Joseph Trepp district training chairman and five Alpha Phi Omega members led a scouters training session at Nelsonville. Lectures were given by Ray Hendershott Boyd Post Robert Weatherholt John Cotton and Gilbert Calkins. Attendees included L. C. Mitchell Joseph Mihalka Richard Stalder W. R. Drury Ralph A. Hines William L. Hall Thomas Lax and Leonard Powell. The next training will be Thursday May 6 at Boy Scout Troop 65 room in Nelsonville.
The Ohio University symphonic band will perform in Portsmouth with afternoon and evening programs at Portsmouth High School auditorium. Conducted by Daniel L. Martino, assistant professor of music, the group presents its annual formal concerts following its 25th anniversary show in Memorial Auditorium.
A meeting at Hollister High School at 2 30 p m Friday aims to acquaint prospective 4 H Club members with club work. On Monday Miss Tippie will meet with the Junior and Senior Pollyanna 4 H Clubs at The Plains High School to discuss plans for the year ahead before organizational meetings.
The Central Rubber and Steel Corp of Findlay Ohio filed in Common Pleas Court to recover 39387 with six percent interest from May 7 1947 alleged as owed by W A Miller of Miller Produce Co A petition includes exhibit A showing shipments to Nelsonville firm from August 1946 to May 1947.
Virgil J. Largent 28 of New Plymouth and Patricia Lou Nelson 22 of Niles Stokke 24 of Athens pair up. Lonna T. Runnion 69 of Athens and Pearl Crossen 54 of Lee Township. Herschel R. McCoy 26 of Coolville and Dorothy E. Blair 26 of Coolville. Joseph H. Miller 25 of Amesville and Marie A. Bryson 20 of Amesville.
Athens Grange will hold Rural Life Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Athens Grange Hall with special music and an address by Rev. Earl Cowan of Shade Methodist Church. The program includes choirs and vocal solos from local churches and groups.
Public Law 346 veterans enrolled at the university will pre register for summer school starting Monday. Alphabetical in Dr Victor Whitehouse office, this moves to avert subsistence ending June 6 and prevent over payments to non summer school attendees.
Charles Reese an extension bee specialist at Ohio State University will address beekeepers Friday at 8 p.m. The venue is the Athens Grange Hall and Walter Wharton Jr. notes all beekeepers are invited.
Six city students win WCTU poster contest prizes with first place to Arthur Vermillion and Carol Blosser. Second to Jan Tullis and Mary Lou Wichterman. Third to Robert Parry and Margaret Elliott. Winning posters displayed at Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. window April 30 to May 2.
Admitted are Elizabeth Jordan Carpenter for major surgery, Juanita Harris Middleport for minor surgery, Don Lash Athens for minor surgery, John Barker Athens for minor surgery, and Vern Andrews Athens for medical. Discharged are Mildred Dean Athens, Clarence Johnson Nelson, Alberta Linscott The Plains, John Reynolds Deanville, Albert Reynolds New Straits, Kenneth Reynolds Cincinnati, and Paul Stotts Sharpsburg.
The Waterloo PTA sponsors a Friday 7:30 p.m. event at the high school featuring music and dancing. Refreshments will be sold and each member is asked to bring a pie.
Sam owners two dozen hens in Capitol City equipped with mail order spectacles. He reports the birds see each other through colored lenses and become peaceful, gaining weight and laying more eggs, a claim supported by large poultry raisers.
Oliver L. Davis 78 died at his Lottridge home Thursday morning after a long illness. Survived by wife, daughter Ethel Nicholia Henderson West Virginia, three grandchildren, two great grandchildren, a brother Claude Davis Salem West Virginia. Born Bristol West Virginia, resident of Ohio for 30 years. Funeral Sunday 1 p.m. at Lottridge United Brethren Church. Burial Athens. No flowers.
Athens Junior High School announces for the district state scholarship tests to be given Saturday at Ohio University. Entrants include Jimmy Dilley David Lewis and Jesse Lee in algebra. Weese Dickman Bonnie Coss and Anna Mae Houx in English. Betsy Baker Guale Vermillion and Marilyn Paulsen in general science. Bob OBrien and Dick Taylor in Latin.
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